Stephen F. Austin State University’s East Texas Research Center recently received a $3,000 donation from The Sons of the ...

When Gonzales native John Rinehart concocted the idea of making a movie detailing the calamity and sorrow of the beginning of ...

Our reporter, Jessica Pilla is back to exploring must-see spots, now visiting the most popular historical sites in Texas.

Of course, that wasn’t quite right. My sister and I grew up in San Antonio, but she may have been out sick the day her seventh-grade Texas history class covered the Battle of the Alamo. Like ...

After the Texas Revolution, he worked as a businessman and a Texas Ranger. In 1836, Francis Lubbock followed his brother to Texas and settled in what became Houston to set up a store.

The revolution’s eight-month span altered the course of U.S.-Mexico relations and set the stage for continental upheaval. A story of opportunism, ideology, and bloodshed.

When Austin author and journalist Stephen Harrigan set out to write his new history of Texas, Big Wonderful Thing (excerpted in this issue), he was influenced by the work of historians like Andrew ...

In upholding a Texas law requiring age verification to access porn websites, the court overturned a precedent that stood for ...

Josh Hammer, this morning on Bannon's "War Room" podcast, said the combined effect of Supreme Court rulings in U.S. v.

When you compare Sting to other icons of American culture, Tom Cruise may not be the first name that comes to mind. Then again, you're not Tony Khan. The AEW Pr ...

As we join Juneteenth celebrations throughout the country this week, marking the day in Texas when the last slaves were informed that they were free, let’s look at the history behind Juneteenth in a ...

Sam Tanenhaus' new biography examines the life and influence of the political commentator, magazine editor and TV debater who ...